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An ill wind is blowing across Europe. It is the idea that we just need to wait and the troubles will disappear on their own, or that we can be accommodating even to those who threaten us and we will get away with it. It is the same wind that blew in Munich in 1938.

— Marcello Pera

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In Europe, the population is declining, opening the door to uncontrolled immigration and leading to a mixed-race society.

For Kant, there are no different religions, but rather different forms of belief in divine revelation [...] among which Christianity, as far as we know, is the most appropriate.

Guaranteeism, like any preconceived ideology, is pernicious. (29 March 1993)

Berlusconi is halfway between a dapper cabaret artist and a television salesman selling kitchenware, something that would have inspired and distressed poor Fellini. (1994)

Revolution has strict rules and tight deadlines. (26 September 1993)

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